Char Siew Honey Glazed BBQ Pork

Clemence Hoe - Asian Home Cuisine
Clemence Hoe - Asian Home Cuisine @clemence78
Kuala Lumpur

Char Siew is roasted pork meat in BBQ Sauce. Its a common dish in Chinese food stalls serve together with chicken rice, duck rice and siew yoke. A nice Char Siew got to have the Char, or a bit dark roasted part of the edge with sweet honey taste. The meat should be half fat, tender, juicy and fragrant of BBQ aroma. Now you can enjoy this at home with my recipe!

Char Siew Honey Glazed BBQ Pork

Char Siew is roasted pork meat in BBQ Sauce. Its a common dish in Chinese food stalls serve together with chicken rice, duck rice and siew yoke. A nice Char Siew got to have the Char, or a bit dark roasted part of the edge with sweet honey taste. The meat should be half fat, tender, juicy and fragrant of BBQ aroma. Now you can enjoy this at home with my recipe!

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Ingredients

50 minutes
4 pax
  1. Pork Butt / Neck / Belly
  2. Marinade Glaze Sauce
  3. 1 1/2 tbspHoisin sauce
  4. 1 tbspoyster sauce
  5. 1 tbspsoy sauce
  6. 1 tbspdark soy sauce
  7. 2 cubesfermented red beancurd
  8. 2 tbsptomato ketchup
  9. 3 tbsphoney / maltose
  10. 2 tspbrown sugar
  11. 1/2 tspfive spice powder
  12. 1/2 tsppepper
  13. 1/2 tspsesame oil
  14. 1 tbspShaoxing wine
  15. 3 tbspwater
  16. Cornstarch solution
  17. Minced garlic
  18. Spring onion
  19. bagZip lock

Cooking Instructions

50 minutes
  1. 1

    You can use pork butt, neck or belly, cut in a long strip. Try different cut, it gives you different texture. Poke hole on the meat to tenderize it. Cut out the skin maybe a good option as skin is tough and chewy. Marinate pork meat in a zip lock bag with Ingredient sauce. Leave it overnight in the fridge.

  2. 2

    Pre heat oven to 150 degree celcius. Roast meat for 8 minutes. Take out the meat and glaze with sauce. Bake for another 8 minutes. Take out meat and glaze again. Repeat the process a few rounds till meat turns dark red. BBQ for another 15 minutes in high heat 180 to 200 degree celcius until some Char or black part appear. Take out, cool it down, cut and serve.

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I have been cooking for 10 years mainly in Chinese cuisine. My cooking gears are some simple carbon steel wok, cast iron pot, marble pot, steamer, pressure cooker and air fryer. Most ingredients are common seafood, meat, poultry, herbs and spices can be found in local markets. I enjoy home cooking over the weekends and keep on researching and exploring new recipes and excited to share my new delicious recipes to all of you!
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